NASCAR stars Kyle Busch and Christopher Bell engaged in a violent collision after the Echo Park Automotive Grand Prix at Circuit of the Americas on Sunday.
Bell almost caught up with William Byron late in the race, but had to settle for second place. Busch finished ninth. But towards the end of the race, Busch let out what he was holding and had a tough conversation with the driver of the No. 20 car.
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Kyle Busch (#8 Richard Childress Racing FICO Chevrolet) looks on before the NASCAR Cup Series Food City 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway on March 17, 2024 in Bristol, Tennessee. (Jeffrey Best/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
Both drivers were involved in an on-track accident. Bell got into the rear of Busch during the race, sending him into a spin. On the road course, the No. 8 driver and many other drivers fell off Byron’s pace, resulting in a significant drop in track position.
Bell also caught up with Kyle Larson during the race. But he said the two incidents were different and explained why.
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The No. 20 DeWalt Toyota takes the stage during driver introductions before the NASCAR Cup Series Echo Park Automotive Grand Prix at Circuit of the Americas on March 24, 2024 in Austin, Texas. Driver Christopher Bell. (Sean Gardner/Getty Images)
“So obviously he’s very upset, but he ended up turning it around,” Bell said. fox sports. “First of all, I apologize, but [Kyle] Larson in car No. 5. I got him early in the race, with no intention at all. That wasn’t my intention.
“But KB is frustrated with what happened in Turn 1, I don’t know. They were going two-wide there. I haven’t seen the replay yet, but I think he I wasn’t planning on turning it, and I’ll definitely discuss it before the next race. ”
The two either hash it out when the cameras are off or work it out on the track.
Christopher Bell, 20, William Byron, 24, and Tyler Bell during the NASCAR Cup Series auto race at Circuit of the Americas on Sunday, March 24, 2024 in Austin, Texas. Reddick, 45, will pilot Turn 12. (AP Photo/Darren Abbate)
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Bell will compete in the NASCAR Cup Series as a member of Joe Gibbs Racing. However, in the Craftsman Truck Series, Bell drove for Kyle Busch Motorsports.
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